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What does it mean for a company when the major stock holder sells out?
First we need to know which country you are in? It is possible for every shareholder to sell their share, the company will continue to exist if you want to know this. However in case of selling the share to another shareholder of the same company, it may cause some problems due to the country's regulation.
What is the difference betweena a unit of stock and a share of stock?
Both refers to the same. One unit or one Share of a stock refers to your share in the company. You hold one part of the company.
Does equity financing cause a dilution of ownership?
Yes. but if old investors donot buy more shares with same ratio in new offering, but old shareholders again buy more shares with the old ratio in new offering then there is no change in the ownership of shareholder.For example if a company has $ 100 Equity and one shareholder holds $10 in company capital then he has 10 % share.Now if company issue $100 more equity to new share holders then total equity capital raise to $200 but that share holder doesnot purchase more share in new issue and his investment remains at $10 so now his share in company's share capital becomes:10/200 = 5%So it shows if old investor do not buy from new offering equalls to old ratio of 10% in new offering then his ownership share has dilluted but if he buys 10% more from new offering then his share will be10 + 10 = 20/200 = 10%Hope it will answer your question.
Where can I get a list of companies with two share classes?
I found the answer to my own question. If the first six digits of a stock's CUSIP number are the same as another then they are the same company but different share classes. So if you can download a list of stock tickers with their CUSIP's and sort in a spreadsheet you should be able to identify the majority of dual share class stocks. However, if anyone knows an easier way please share. Thanks!
How does Ishares work?
An iShare is a combination of an index fund and a share in the UK. They trade on a local stock exchange the same way as share of a public company would. These can be purchased and sold through a financial advisor or a brokerage account.
What does it mean for a company when the major stock holder sells out?
First we need to know which country you are in? It is possible for every shareholder to sell their share, the company will continue to exist if you want to know this. However in case of selling the share to another shareholder of the same company, it may cause some problems due to the country's regulation.
What is an employee number used for?
To identify a person uniquely and avoid confusion when several people share the same or nearly the same name.
What is the difference betweena a unit of stock and a share of stock?
Both refers to the same. One unit or one Share of a stock refers to your share in the company. You hold one part of the company.
What is the difference between a stockholder and a shareholder?
There is no difference between share holder and stock holders as these both are different names for same thing.
Can the majority share holder of a corporation remove an owner with lesser shares?
It depend on how it is structured. But basically what can happen is lawsuit to do so. It sort of function same as company is sold and bought by new company who has less owner. Lessor owner has to be given fair value or slightly more than that though. Of course sometimes less share have more voting right shares too...
Can a pvt ltd company having agreement with employee hold salary without giving reasons for the same?
no
Can you receive both w-2 and 1099 from the same company?
Yes. You get W2 as an employee, and if you consult you get 1099.
Difference between brand acquisition and company acquisition?
Acquiring a company typically includes acquiring all of it's assets and liabilities, which would usually include it's name, business assets, plants and locations, employee relationships, and brands. Acquiring a brand, though, can also be a matter of outright sale from one company or holder to another. If a company that produces a popular widget goes out of business or changes focus to another product line or type, the right to produce that widget, under the same well-known name, can be sold to another company that might wish to enter that market or enhance it's market share.
What is the Website of Rajkot's The Employee's Provident Fund Office?
There is no seperate website for individual PF Offices. They share the same EPF India website.
What is difference between related company and fellow subsidiary?
A related company is a company who has similar or the same management or key personnel i.e. they share the same directors etc.A fellow subsidiary is a company who shares the same Shareholders as another company i.e Holding Company A owns 100% shares in company A and company B. Company A & B are then Fellow Subsidiaries.
Is it possible to be an employee an self employed simultaneously?
Yes, when you have a business (say consulting) as well as a job. Or you run your own anything, eBay reselling, and work as an employee for someone else. It is very difficult, if not impossible to be self employed and an employee (an employee and an Independent Contractor) for the same company.
Who gets the claim money car owner or policy holder?
The car owner and the policy holder better be the same person. If not nobody will be able to get the money. You cannot insure a vehicle that you do not own. If you do the insurance company cannot pay the policy holder because they don't own the vehicle. They can't pay the vehicle owner because they don't have a contract of insurance with the insurance company.
